Lamai Beach - Koh Samui

Lamai is the second-most busy nightspot on Samui and is a fun place to be as it is slightly more laid back and chilled out than its raucous neighbour.  Read More...

Lamai is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Koh Samui. Vibrant, yet less hectic than its northern neighbour Chaweng, Lamai features all the assets of the perfect tropical dream destination. Read More...

Our Top 10 Attractions in Lamai’s list presents what makes Lamai so popular and attractive: strangely shaped rocks and large boulders in an unusual position; beautiful temples – there’s something for everyone to enjoy in Lamai. Read More...

Lamai’s dining scene bolsters the popular status of this charming resort town located on Samui’s east coast. The dining options available are eclectic enough in cuisine, style, and atmosphere to satisfy the choosiest gourmets. Read More...

Our Top 10 Night Spots in Lamai’s list features an eclectic choice of places; from shaky wooden beachside venues to naughty-but-nice bars at which female company is easily found to trendy clubs – they are all here in Lamai. Read More...

Our Top 10 Shopping in Lamai’s list features these two monuments as well as higher end smaller scale stores, most of them located in the centre of this lively resort town. From beachwear to silver jewellery, there’s something for everyone in Lamai. Read More...

Lamai Central Plaza is, as its name implies, located right in the centre of Lamai resort town, opposite McDonalds. It is a 2,000sqm plaza hosting a dozen beer bars with a Thai boxing ring in the centre, an extremely popular street food court. Read More...

26th Degree is the signature restaurant of The Kala Samui. This chic resort blends contemporary style with some French-Cambodian colonial antiques, giving it a post-modern heritage touch. Read More...

Silver Beach is a 250m-long tropical beach paradise set in a charming little bay facing northeast located just north of Lamai Beach, at the foothills and cliffs separating Lamai from the more popular Chaweng area. Read More...

In the centre of town, diagonally opposite McDonald's and leading to a bar beer square, you'll find a mini-version of Bangkok's Patpong night market. It's a fun place to get your shopping in. Read More...

Lamai beach is lovely - a stunning crescent of palm-fringed powdery white sand that's perfect for whiling away the day sunbathing and a deep central stretch of water great for swimming. Read More...

If you are based in Lamai, it is worth hiring a jeep or motorbike to explore the surrounding environs, as a lot of the interesting attractions are located on the outskirts of Lamai itself. Read More...

Lamai has lots to offer whatever your budget. From expensive four-star restaurants to restaurants that don't even have names, there are great dining experiences to be had. Read More...

Smaller than Chaweng, the scene at Lamai has its ubiquitous bar beers, discos, music venues with lots of foot stomping, classical Thai dancing and weekly Thai lady boxing... Read More...

Lamai Beach has a much smaller shopping zone than Chaweng so it doesn't have quite as much choice but there's still plenty to keep you occupied. Read More...

Spa, karate, mountain biking - a wide range of activities are available in Lamai Beach, check them out... Read More...